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Australian Government Research Training Program (AGRTP) International Scholarships at University of Flinders
Last updated: 28 Apr 2020 |
Masters/PhD Degree
Deadline: 7 Aug 2020 (annual)
Study in: Australia
Course starts 2021
The Australian Government Research Training Program (AGRTP) Scholarships (International) are specifically intended to support international students to undertake a research higher degree at Flinders University.
Host Institution(s):
Flinders University, Australia
Level/Field(s) of study:
Full-time research higher degree (Research Doctorate degree or Research Masters degree) offered at the University
Number of Awards:
Citizens of any overseas country except New Zealand
Scholarship value/inclusions/duration:
The scholarship covers the international student tuition fees, a generous living allowance paid at the rate of $28,092 (2020 rate), and an establishment allowance of up to $1,485 to assist with relocation costs and airfares.
The scholarship is tenable for up to three years for a Research Doctorate degree and up to two years for a Research Masters degree.
• Applicants must satisfy the University's academic entry requirements for a Masters degree by research or Doctorate by research.
• Applicants are required to have successfully completed at least the equivalent of an Australian First Class Hons degree (this is a four year degree with a major research project in the final year)
• Applicants must have met the English proficiency levels set by Flinders University for international students at the time of application. Students for whom English is a foreign language will need to provide evidence of their English language competence.
• Applicants must not hold an equivalent research higher degree qualification. Applications are only open to students commencing a research higher degree in Australia for the first time.
• Applicants must not hold Australian citizenship, Australian permanent resident status or New Zealand citizenship.
Please see the conditions of award for full eligibility criteria.
To apply for an Australian Government Research Training Program Scholarship (AGRTPS) and Flinders International Postgraduate Research Scholarship (FIPRS), you will need to first submit an application for admission to a Research higher degree (PhD or Master of Arts by research) followed by an application for the International RHD Scholarship group, which will produce an application for both the AGRTPS and FIPRS. The closing date for applications is 7 August 2020.
It is important to read the 2020 AGRTS Conditions of Award and visit the official website (link found below) to access the application form and for detailed information on how to apply for this scholarship.
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Cues from stellar atmospheric chemistry can help in explaining the observations of very-hot gas giant atmospheres.
How can size ordering of multiplanet systems be used to quantify the information content that these systems may retain about their formation history? Think information entropy.


Getting a shopper's contact information can feel like a major win. But once you have it, how do you go about advertising to them without bombarding them with unwanted solicitations? Google Ad's Customer Match lets you do just that.
Customer Match lets you create and target custom audiences (based on contact information that you've gathered from your customers). It enables users to retarget and re-engage customers across Shopping, Search, Gmail and YouTube.
To start, you would create a list with the contact information (email, phone number, address) of customers you would like to target. Once created, you would upload it to your Google Ad account and create a campaign that targets this specific audience. Google matches the data you've provided to Google users. If it's a match, Google will add this shopper to your custom audience and show your ad to these Google users when they are signed into their account. It's a great tool for retailers selling on Google Shopping as you can adjust your bids based on what you know about your customers' shopping activities.
Customer Match is one way to take your remarketing to the next level.
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Specifically, the CFTC alleged that Coinflip operated a facility for the trading or processing of commodity options without complying with the CEA or CFTC Regulations otherwise applicable to swaps or conducting the activity pursuant to the CFTC's exemption for trade options. Coinflip and Mr. Riordan, without admitting or denying the findings and conclusions contained in the Order, consented to the CFTC's entry of the Order and agreed to cease and desist their activities as an unregistered facility.
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Notably, the Order states that virtual currencies such as bitcoin fall within the definition of "commodity" for purposes of the CEA. The agency had previously announced its opinion that virtual currencies could be considered commodities; this is the first time the agency has taken official action based on that opinion. Other than the general conclusion that virtual currency falls within definition of a commodity, the CFTC offers no explanation or analysis of how virtual currencies are encompassed within that definition.
The CFTC found that that Coinflip and Riordan violated Sections 4c(b) and 5h(a)(1) of the Act and Commission Regulations 32.2 and 37.3(a)(1) by conducting activity related to commodity options contrary to these regulations and by operating an unregistered facility for the trading or processing of swaps.
1Goodwin Procter LLP represented Sand Hill Exchange and its founders in this matter, SEC v. Sand Hill Exchange, et al.


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Tegernau è una frazione del comune tedesco di Kleines Wiesental, nel Baden-Württemberg.
Conta (2007) 381 abitanti.

Tegernau è sede dell'amministrazione comunale.

Storia
Tegernau fu nominata per la prima volta nel 1139.
Costituì un comune autonomo fino al 1º gennaio 2009.

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Join us in the Fellowship Hall for a fun night with the women of Temple as we are reminded to find "Presence Amidst the Presents"! As women, we are so bad about getting busy trying to meet all of our family's expectations for their presents that we put aside the most important presence of Christmas...our Savior's presence and the gift He gave us long ago. Help us begin this season focused on the right things...His presence daily and the gift of serving and providing for the needs of others!
We will be eating pizza and then putting together the Christmas gift bags for our area nursing homes and also assembling Christmas Dinner Baskets for some special families in our church! We will also have a message to help us focus on "Presence amidst the Presents" and make a craft!
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Q: Can Spring Cloud Stream work with Spring Cloud Kubernetes? I haven't seen any example of combining the two, even though it makes sense they'll work together (because of being both subprojects of Spring Cloud). I want to use Spring Cloud Stream (Reactive Processing) for reading from Kafka and writing to MongoDB with the Reactive Mongo driver. Can I use Spring Cloud Config and Spring Cloud Kubernetes for a remote git configuration server, even though the application is an event-driven application and not a requests-based API?
It's pretty unclear how to plug these Kubernetes and config projects into Spring Cloud Stream, and in general, it's unclear to me if all of the other Spring Cloud projects can work with Spring Cloud Stream reactively. For instance, I couldn't also find a reference for using Spring Cloud Sleuth & Zipkin with Spring Cloud Stream. Can someone make it clearer for me and reference code examples if exists?

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Jupiter's Travels (Paperback)
By Ted Simon
Jupitalia Productions, 9780965478526, 447pp.
Compact Disc (10/15/2019)
MP3 CD (10/15/2019)
Compact Disc (10/1/2015)
Simon rode a motorcycle around the world in the seventies, when such a thing was unheard of. In four years he covered 78,000 miles through 45 countries, living with peasants and presidents, in prisons and palaces, through wars and revolutions. What distinguishes this book is that Simon was already an accomplished writer. In 25 years this book has changed many lives, and inspired many to travel, including Ewan McGregor.
Born 1931 and raised in London he emerged from World War II with a desperate urge to travel. Was a newspaper and magazine editor, and foreign correspondent, personally restored a 13th century French ruin, pioneered organic agriculture in California, and wrote an authoritative book on water politics. Has just repeated the "Jupiter" journey aged 72. He resides in Round Valley, CA.

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NGC 3952 је спирална галаксија у сазвежђу Девица која се налази на NGC листи објеката дубоког неба.

Деклинација објекта је - 3° 59' 50" а ректасцензија 11-{h}- 53-{m}- 40,1-{s}-. Привидна величина (магнитуда) објекта -{NGC}- 3952 износи 13,1 а фотографска магнитуда 13,7. Налази се на удаљености од 27,0000 милиона парсека од Сунца. -{NGC}- 3952 је још познат и под ознакама -{IC 2972, MCG -1-30-44, IRAS 11510-0342, PGC 37285}-.

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Литература
Revised New General Catalogue and Index Catalogue, Wolfgang Steinicke, 2012. Доступно у овом фајлу са објашњењем на овој страници
SIMBAD база података, Стразбуршки центар астрономских података (CDS), Стразбур

Види још
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Интерактивни каталог NGC, IC и Месјеових објеката
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Q: How to access templatized static variable of a class in multiple places in c++ I am working on a functional simulator project in c++. My aim is to store last 50 debug log statements in  a rolling buffer and display them whenever there is a error in the simulator. This will help be debug faster. Else I will have to note down the cycle when there is a error and re-run the simulator with logs enabled which is time consuming and slow.
In file abc.h Loging structure stores debug log statements, simulation cycle at which the log was generated etc
template <typename T, typename... U>
struct Logging {
    ......
}

The following templatized class in abc.h holds a static member which is the rolling window holding last 50 log debug statements
template <typename T>
class LogGlobal {
   public:
       static std::deque<T> last_50_logs; //rolling window of last 50 log statements

};
template <typename T> std::deque<T> LogGlobal<T>::last_50_logs = {};

Inside debug_log function in abc.h I push some objects to the static variable like shown below:
template <typename T, typename... U>
void debug_log(T&& t, U&&... u) const
{
    //other code to ensure that this deque holds last 50 log statements only is not written here for simplicity
    LogGlobal<Logging<T, U...>>::last_50_logs.push_back(<Logging<T, U...>{...});
}

Inside abc.cpp file, we have a error handing function which is called whenever there is a error in the simulator.
void error_handler()
{
    //I want to access the last_50_logs static variable here but I don't have information about the template T and U here. How do I solve this?
}

In the error_handler function I do not have access to what is the type of the template that is used to create LogGlobal class. Is there a way or workaround to know these details?
One way to solve this problem is whenever I push to last_50_logs, I can store log statements as std::string instead of template T and U inside Logging structure. But this is really really slow as string operations are expensive.

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One way to solve this problem is whenever I push to last_50_logs, I can store log statements as std::string instead of template T and U inside Logging structure. But this is really really slow as string operations are expensive.

Well, you can't store the log events as some unknown type T, because ... then you don't know what the type is.
However, you can use some kind of type erasure to defer formatting until (unless) you actually need the string. For example, you can store a std::function<std::string()> object in your deque,
using DeferredLog = std::function<std::string()>;
class LogGlobal {
   public:
       static std::deque<DeferredLog> last_50_logs; //rolling window of last 50 log statements
};

template <typename T, typename... U>
void debug_log(T&& t, U&&... u) const
{
    // blah blah blah circular buffer
    LogGlobal<Logging<T, U...>>::last_50_logs.push_back(
      [t, u...] () { return format_log(t, u...); }
    );
}

Note that the type erasure does have some overhead, and all the arguments need to be captured by value, so it's not guaranteed to be faster than just formatting a fixed-width string. Benchmark it and see. You can always hand-roll something less general than a std::function with a lambda capture if it seems worthwhile.

A: A different type for each log message, like in your example, is too cumbersome and inconvenient to be practical.
Logs are often text, so that a natural solution is to use a circular buffer of std::string for your log messages. You format the message into a std::string and store that into the buffer.
For structured logging there must be another specific (base) class for your log records.

If you'd rather not format messages until they are output, have a ring buffer of format functions which copy the log message arguments.
Each format function is a lambda closure object with log message arguments captured by value. By value is to prevent references from becoming dangling, at least. You can still pass a pointer which may later become dangling, but it is possible to reject pointer arguments (unless they point to compile-time constants, with non-standard compiler extensions.) at compile time.
A complete example:
#include <boost/circular_buffer.hpp>
#include <iostream>
#include <functional>

struct LogHistory {
    using FormatFn = std::function<void(std::ostream&)>;
    boost::circular_buffer<FormatFn> last_10_logs_{10};

    template<class... T>
    void log(T&&... args) {
        last_10_logs_.push_back([=](std::ostream& s) { (s << ... << args); });
    }
};

int main() {
    LogHistory l;
    for(int i = 0; i < 20; ++i)
        l.log("hello ", i);

    for(auto const& f : l.last_10_logs_) {
        f(std::cout);
        std::cout << '\n';
    }
}

Outputs:
hello 10
hello 11
hello 12
hello 13
hello 14
hello 15
hello 16
hello 17
hello 18
hello 19

A: Sooner or later you'd still have to stringify this data if you want to show it to user (most of loggers work this way). But if there is some need to always keep it as binary data (lets say you gather data which is later dumped to file and can be decoded on demand) then you can look into std::any, it stores typedata in runtime, but such modification would require bigger changes in your code.


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Aramco buying into India firm
NEW DELHI – Oil giant Saudi Aramco is buying 20% of Indian conglomerate Reliance Industries' oil and chemicals business for about $15 billion, in a deal that gives it heft and diversity ahead of a long-awaited IPO.
For India, the deal amounts to one of the country's largest foreign direct investments.
Reliance Chairman Mukesh Ambani on Monday told an annual meeting of shareholders that Aramco will also supply Reliance's Jamnagar refineries with 700,000 barrels of oil a day on a long-term basis. The refining complex has a capacity to process 1.4 million barrels per day.
The deal will help diversify the business operations of Aramco, which has been traditionally focused on pumping oil out of the Middle East.
BlackRock invests in Authentic Brands
BlackRock is taking a sizable stake in the parent of Sports Illustrated and the retail chains Nine West and Aeropostale, becoming the company's largest shareholder.
Financial terms were not disclosed. The Wall Street Journal, which first reported the deal Sunday, cited anonymous sources who put the investment at $875 million, valuing the entertainment and marketing company at $4 billion, including debt.
Authentic Brands Group has more than 50 brands and nearly $10 billion in annual global revenue.
Other investors in the New York company include founding investor Leonard Green & Partners, General Atlantic, Lion Capital, Simon Property Group, Brookfield Properties' retail group and Shaquille O'Neal.
Icahn gets seats on Cloudera board
Carl Icahn has reached an agreement with Cloudera Inc. that will see the activist investor awarded two seats on the technology company's board.
The billionaire disclosed his position in the enterprise cloud-software company this month, arguing it was undervalued. Icahn has been building his position since and held roughly 18.4% of the company as of last week, according to a regulatory filing.
Under the terms of the agreement, Icahn employees Nicholas Graziano and Jesse Lynn will join Cloudera's board, the parties said in a joint statement Monday.
Report: CBS, Viacom closing in on deal
Speculation that a CBS Corp.-Viacom Inc. merger announcement was imminent, and that CBS might score a slight premium for its shares, prompted Viacom's stock to fall in Monday morning trading.
The companies are in the final stages of reaching a merger agreement. Board members representing two firms, both controlled by the Sumner Redstone family, worked through the weekend to try to nail down final details – but still had not reached agreement on a price, according to a person familiar with the situation. The deal was expected to be announced Monday, but Bloomberg News noted that the "timing could slip into (today)."
Automattic buying Tumblr from Verizon
Verizon is selling Tumblr, a posting site with a devoted fan base. The buyer is Automattic, the parent company of blogging platform WordPress.
Tumblr is a visual site known for angering users with a porn ban and hosting content from millions including celebrities like Taylor Swift.


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Really? I'm intrigued, especially since I love your art. Have you ever tried selling the pretty boxes on the site? Or does that just not work with the way BMT does business?
They send your email address a download link. I just got a copy myself, and am enjoying it hugely.
You can order a disc if you like for a little extra tin, but they'll still send you a download link.


A number of phrases about PUEBTHE POZNAŃ UNIVERSITY OF ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS is one of the oldest, most prestigious schools of economics in Poland. The International Business major, within the McDonough School of Enterprise, supplies glorious preparation for college kids excited by careers involving the coordination of human and material sources towards the achievement of the worldwide objectives of the group.
You will develop the abilities and knowledge you might want to carve out a profession not solely in a multinational company but in addition in fast-paced small- and medium-companies, and entrepreneurial ventures. Enterprise individuals with an training in worldwide business additionally had a considerably greater likelihood of being despatched abroad to work beneath the worldwide operations of a agency.
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The infrastructure is the bodily services that assist a country's economic actions, similar to railroads, highways, ports, utilities and energy vegetation, schools, hospitals, communication systems, and business distribution systems. How vibrant and international Roehampton as a College is. I lived with individuals from every single continent (apart from Antarctica) and worked in teams with people from backgrounds I in any other case wouldn't have the chance to work with.


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Why: Be part of something great! The Wayzata Girls Cross Country Team believes their success begins with a solid foundation built by training together in the summer. Historic state championships won in 2012-2014, 2017 as well a National Championship in 2013 proves that summer training is fundamental and fun!
Where: Wayzata High School. Weather permitting; we meet at the outdoor basketball courts next to the community playground. *Please bring your own water bottle daily & leave valuables at home.
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Sweet cornbread baked on fruit. Brilliant!
If everything goes right, Ressler Farms will sell cornmeal through the Oklahoma Food Co-op. When I met Larry Ressler in February, he asked about unmet demand in the co-op. I immediately thought of cornmeal. Someone used to make it—I can't remember who—but it's not available anymore. Well, there's hull-less popcorn. Would that work for milling? Somewhat moot since I don't have a grain mill.
Blueberry Bonanza for Father's Day and Mom's Birthday.
The family doubted the fruity dish; we are a bunch of fervent chocolate lovers. But there was nary a blueberry left.
2. Place the blueberries in a 9-inch square baking dish. Add 1/4 c sugar and the lemon juice and toss to mix.
3. Mix together the cornmeal, flour, baking powder, salt, and remaining 1/4 c of sugar in a large bowl. Add the yogurt, butter, and egg and stir briefly until blended.
4. In 1 T amounts, drop small mounds of the cornmeal mixture over the top of the blueberries. Bake until the topping is golden brown, 20 to 25 minutes. Remove and cool enough to handle, then serve warm or at room temperature, topped with the cream garnish of your choice, if using.
Tricia's note: I think this topping would work on most fruit. I've made it three times now: with Oklahoma blueberries, peaches, and apples. When I made it for the apples, I substituted brown sugar for the white sugar.
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This looks sooo good! I am still thinking something very similar to this would be a great contender to win you that kitchen makeover, although it sounds like you won't need it in your new digs!
Is Ressler the egg guy from near Edmond who visited the pickup sites a few months ago? I thought that was such a nice touch.
I'm pretty sure a kitchenaid makeover would still be welcome! Either way, it would be great fun to tweak the recipe.
Yep, you are correct—Larry Ressler raises chickens in Arcadia and visited pick-up sites.
So, I read this post while hungry and decided to make this recipe immediately without regard for gathering ingredients. I was out of eggs and almost out of cornmeal and only had peaches, not blueberries. So I used extra yogurt and added some polenta to make up for the cornmeal. The results were … eh. Strangely it just didn't tastes sweet enough even though it looked perfect. I can mess up a recipe faster than anyone!
Wow, Chelsey! Even if the flavor was "eh", I give you props for being so creative!
Tricia, I'm so glad you posted this. I'm taking this dish to my new student potluck on Saturday. Woohoo!
Chelsey: I'm amazed that you were able to get it to look perfect without eggs! Impressive.
Nicole: What fruit are you using? Have fun at the potluck! I hope you and your classmates get of to a great start.
Well, the verdict is in. Everyone *loved* the cobbler tonight. I usually have at least half of a cobbler left (which I never understand, they're so dang good). Tonight, there was one serving which is being eaten right now by my roomie's boyfriend.
Perfect! Not too sweet and the cornmeal adds great texture. I used a combination of blueberries & nectarines.
Blueberries and nectarines! Pretty and tasty!


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Pickles call for a very complicated time consuming process,and they generally take days for the process to get completed.I am sharing a pickle recipe today which has done away with the tedious process .It takes a maximum time of 1 hour to prepare and can be stored year long even outside the refrigerator.This sweet and sour finger licking pickle is sure to win your hearts and you are definitely going to make this year after year.
This is a recipe where garlic adds the main flavour to the pickle without compromising with the beautiful smell of the raw mangoes.
It is best to use the good variety of non fibrous mangoes ,used for pickles in this recipe.It tastes best when it has a soft and pulpy texture.
1- About six to seven hours before you actually start making the pickle,add the peeled garlic cloves,the ginger peeled ,the cumin seeds,the mustard seeds and the methi seeds in the vinegar and leave them to rest and soak the vinegar.
11-Next,add the mango pieces and discard the salt water.
13-Switch off the flame and add the sugar and roast again till the sugar melts.
I generally soak the spices in vinegar in the morning and prepare the pickle in the evening,and fill them in jars in the following morning when it cools down.
Once you start consuming the pickle ,if you notice that the oil covering the pickle in the jar has gone down,you can heat some mustard oil till smoking point and let it cool.Then add the oil to the pickle to prevent it from getting spoilt.
This recipe needs a maximum of ten to twelve days once prepared before one can start consuming it.


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Non-Review Review: News of the World
News of the World is a gentle and sweet modern western, albeit more than a little disjointed.
Adapted from Paulette Jiles' novel of the same name, News of the World is essentially an update on the classic western template exemplified by The Searchers. Captain Jefferson Kyle Kidd is a veteran of the Civil War who makes his living travelling through the Southern United States, reading the news to assembled crowds. On one journey, Kidd comes across a carriage that has been destroyed. Its driver has been killed, and its sole occupant – a young girl – abandoned.
"Jo, hanna! Time to go!"
Kidd determines that the young girl is named Johanna. She was taken from her parents when she was very young and raised by the Kiowa tribe. She was recently recovered, and the army is attempting to send her back to her last surviving relatives. Of course, with her escort killed and the Union forces scattered trying to manage Reconstruction, Kidd finds himself tasked with caring for the young woman and ferrying her across the nation to reunite her with her mother's extended family.
There's a surprising and endearing warmth to News of the World, which largely comes from casting Tom Hanks in the lead role. In some ways, this feels like the movie's most telling update to that classic western formula, replacing John Wayne's true grit with Tom Hanks' hanksian decency. News of the World is perhaps a little too episodic and too uneven for its own good, occasionally feeling like a more mainstream counterpart to something like The Sisters Brothers, but it works largely thanks to the central performances of Tom Hanks and his co-star Helena Zengel.
Horsing around.
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Non-Review Review: Greyhound
Greyhound is a tight and claustrophobic maritime thriller that knows pretty much exactly what it's doing.
At its best, Greyhound capitalises not just on Tom Hanks as the patron saint of dads, boomers and the American cultural memory of the Second World War, but also as a time-displaced Jimmy Stewart. This makes a certain amount of sense. Despite the presence of character actors like Stephen Graham, Rob Morgan and Elizabeth Shue, Tom Hanks is the only star in Greyhound. The film remains tightly focused on Captain Ernest Krause, the commander assigned to protect a convoy of supplies crossing the Atlantic shortly after America's entry into the Second World War.
It doesn't exactly shatter expectations.
It makes sense that Greyhound should be tailored to Tom Hanks. Hanks wrote the screenplay, adapting it from C.S. Forrester's The Good Shepherd. More than that, Hanks has demonstrated his strong interest in the history of American involvement in the Second World War with films like Saving Private Ryan and television series like Band of Brothers and The Pacific. As such, Greyhound feels like it fits perfectly within the actor's wheelhouse.
This is an illustration of how effectively Greyhound works. Greyhound is a movie that knows what it needs to deliver, and sets about delivering that in the most efficient manner possible.
The old man and the sea.
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187. Catch Me If You Can (#194)
Posted on June 21, 2020 by Darren
Hosted by Andrew Quinn and Darren Mooney, and this week with special guests Luke Dunne and Jess Dunne from The Breakout Role Podcast, The 250 is a (mostly) weekly trip through some of the best (and worst) movies ever made, as voted for by Internet Movie Database Users.
This time, Steven Spielberg's Catch Me If You Can.
When his parents announce their divorce, high school student Frank Abagnale runs away home. He never stops running. The enterprising young man reinvents himself as a dashing airline pilot, a debonair doctor and a diligent lawyer. However, Frank can only stay ahead of the long arm of the law for so long. As the ground starts shrinking out from him, as FBI Agent Carl Hanratty closes in, Frank wonders if he'll ever be able to stop running.
At time of recording, it was ranked 194th on the list of the best movies of all time on the Internet Movie Database.
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137. Toy Story 4 – This Just In (#116)
Hosted by Andrew Quinn and Darren Mooney, This Just In is a subset of The 250 podcast, looking at notable new arrivals on the list of the 250 best movies of all-time, as voted for by Internet Movie Database Users.
This time, Josh Cooley's Toy Story 4.
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Non-Review Review: Toy Story 4
Toy Story 4 is a lovely grace note.
Understandably, the largest tension that exists within Toy Story 4 is the question of whether the movie is "necessary", as much as crowd-pleasing feel-good film must be "necessary." Rather, it's the question of whether its presence enhances or diminishes the immediately previous film in the franchise. Toy Story 3 was in many ways a pitch-perfect franchise closer, the perfect place in which to leave these characters and this world. It was bittersweet and deeply moving, striking a perfect balance between providing closure and suggesting that the adventure continues.
The real Toy Story is the toys we made along the way.
This creates an interesting challenge for Toy Story 4. Because Toy Story 3 provided such a fitting ending, it is not enough for Toy Story 4 to simple be amusing or engaging. To quote another popular Tom Hanks vehicle from the nineties, it has to "earn this." To a certain extent, Toy Story 4 exists in conversation with Toy Story 3, and with the notable handicap of being unable to play many of the same emotional beats as strongly. "This is the epic last go-round" is a card that is difficult to play in two consecutive movies. So, quite apart from how funny and how thrilling and how clever Toy Story 4 is, it faces an uphill struggle.
It is to the credit of Toy Story 4 that it justifies itself so effectively. A lot of this is down to canny structuring; Toy Story 4 is much less of an ensemble piece than any of the two previous films in the series, focused very tightly on Woody as its focal character. This provides a nice change of pace, even compared to the fun "toys mount a rescue" template of Toy Story 2. To a certain extent, Toy Story 4 feels – in terms of tone, plot and character – much closer to the original Toy Story than any of the intermediate films in the franchise. This allows it a certain freshness and lightness on its feet.
A forkin' delight.
However, the smartest thing about Toy Story 4 is that it understands its position. Toy Story 4 is shrewd enough to understand that it can neither ignore nor repeat Toy Story 3. Indeed, Toy Story 4 is cognisant of the fact that it must be an ending of a sort, but also a different kind of ending than Toy Story 3. The film has to both justify and distinguish itself, fitting with what came before while finding something unique to say. This is a delicate balance to strike, and it is to the credit of Toy Story 4 that it succeeds as thoroughly as it does.
Toy Story 4 exists in the shadow of Toy Story 2 and Toy Story 3, but most animated films do; they are both among the very best films that Pixar has produced, making them among the very best animated films ever produced. Toy Story 4 works well as an epilogue or a coda. It's charming, smart, funny and very moving in the places where it needs to be. Toy Story 3 existed at the full stop at the end of the story, but Toy Story 4 draws a line under it.
Home on the range.
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85. Forrest Gump (#12)
Hosted by Andrew Quinn and Darren Mooney, The 250 is a (mostly) weekly trip through some of the best (and worst) movies ever made, as voted for by Internet Movie Database Users. New episodes are released every Saturday at 6pm GMT, with the occasional bonus episode thrown in.
This time, Robert Zemeckis' Forrest Gump.
Forrest Gump is an unremarkable man who has lived the most remarkable of lives, a feather caught in the breeze of history. From his childhood in Mississippi through the turbulence of the sixties and seventies, Forrest Gump lives a life that intersects repeatedly with the biggest moments of the twentieth century, having a profound and unspoken effect upon the course of history.
At time of recording, it was ranked the 12th best movie of all time on the Internet Movie Database.
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Irony, Thy Name Is Gump: "Forrest Gump" and the Art of Earnest Irony…
Forrest Gump is a movie that I've never quite been able to wrap my head around.
On one level, it's an incredibly sacchrine and simplistic exploration of the first fifty years of the so-called "American Century", the turbulent second half of the twentieth century as navigated by a dim-wit with nothing but good intentions to guide his way. The eponymous character floats on the winds of history like a feather, a metaphor that bookends the film in a manner that is incredibly cloying. There is something undeniably condescending and overly simplistic in the notion of history in Forrest Gump, as a force that sweeps up men and nations without any rhyme or reason.
As such, it's easy to be wary of Forrest Gump and its approach to history. Forrest Gump presents a very clean and sanitised accounting of the second half of the twentieth century, one in which there is absolutely nothing happening beneath the surface of American life, and in which there is no point even attempting to comprehend the myriad of forces at work on the country and its inhabitants. In this way, Forrest Gump plays as a trite moral fable. There is no point in even trying to understand the chaos that is the modern world. It is enough to be decent and oblivious, and things will work out fine.
At the same time, there has always been something lurking at the edge of the frame in Forrest Gump, beneath all the folksy trappings and the simplistic history lessons. It is too much to suggest that Forrest Gump has an edge, but it certainly has a point. Forrest Gump in many ways presents an avatar of the final fifty years of the twentieth century in its central character. The eponymous character is an embodiment of a certain American ideal, a personification of the American public that has been bewildered and confused by the speed and pace with which history seemed to move in that turbulent half-century.
With that in mind, there is something vaguely self-aware in Forrest Gump, something that perhaps simmers beneath the surface of the film. Gump is a likable and charming protagnonist, brilliantly brought to life by Tom Hanks in a performance that (deservedly) won him his second Best Actor Oscar. However, there has always been something uncanny in the film's presentation of Gump as the character most ideally suited to the twentieth century, in contrast to supporting characters like Lieutenant Dan or Jennie. Forrest Gump is a movie that argues the only way to survive the twentieth century is as a fool and an idiot.
There's always seemed something very wry and very cynical in that idea, buried beneath the film's cotton-candy exterior.
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Non-Review Review: Sully – Miracle on the Hudson
Posted on November 28, 2016 by Darren
Sully: Miracle on the Hudson has a certain Frank Capra quality to it.
To be fair, a lot of that comes from the casting of Tom Hanks in the title role. Hanks radiates a certain ineffable integrity, a "Hanksian Decency" that informs his performances in films as diverse as Bridge of Spies and Inferno. It is tempting to think of him as "America's Dad", particularly given the grey hair and the moustache that he donned for the title role here. However, it is also tempting to think of him as a latter-day Jimmy Stewart, the embodiment of a certain type of fundamental American decency that lends itself to this sort of narrative.
Hanks for the memories.
Similarly, director Clint Eastwood has a similar philosophy. Eastwood's films tend to be organised around strong moral principles. Often those principles are articulated in terms of personal responsibility, particularly the responsibility that individuals have for others whether in a professional capacity (J. Edgar) or a personal capacity (Million Dollar Baby) or simply by virtue of being there (Gran Torino). Eastwood's recurring fascination with individual responsibility makes him a quintessentially American director.
This combination is ideally suited to Sully, which is constructed as something akin to a modern-day American fairytale.
"Mr. Sullenberger goes to the NTSB Debriefing."
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My 12 for '13: Cloud Atlas & Sheer Ambition
This is my annual countdown of the 12 movies that really stuck with me this year. It only counts the movies released in Ireland in 2013, so quite a few of this year's Oscar contenders aren't eligible, though some of last year's are.
This is number 1…
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Non-Review Review: Saving Mr. Banks
"I'm tired of remembering it that way," Walt Disney admits of his childhood at the climax of Saving Mr. Banks, in a rare moment of personal candour. There are moments when Saving Mr. Banks seems to come very close to working – exploring the link that exists between memory and imagination. In a way, that's very much what Walt Disney was all about, adapting and renovating classic stories in such a way that they seemed to be more the stories that we wanted to hear than the stories that we remember.
Unfortunately, for too much of its runtime, Saving Mr. Banks serves more of an example of the process of "imagineering" that an exploration of it.
It's not quite tell-all-vision…
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Liverpool's Glen Johnson has become one of the best attacking right backs in the country. However, the future of the defender is yet to be sorted because he has less than two years left on his contract.
Johnson has accepted this part, but he is not yet ready to be worried about his contractual situation. It is understood that Liverpool are preparing an offer to keep the 29-year-old at the club. Johnson has also had niggling injury problems since the start of the season. It has also resulted in him being dropped from the latest England squad.
Players like Manchester United's Chris Smalling and Tottenham's Kyle Walker are proving to be much capable deputies. They were selected by manager Roy Hodgson for the double World Cup qualifying matches against Montenegro and Poland.
Johnson was injured for these matches, but still the presence of these players provides a viable alternative for Hodgson in case the performance of the former Portsmouth and Chelsea defender goes down from now till the end of the season. Johnson has acknowledged that playing in the 2014 World Cup is more important to him right now.
Even though Liverpool are preparing a new contract offer, it is understood that they may ask Johnson to lower his wages. This could prove to be a stumbling block.
"This is where I want to be. It's where I'm happy and it's what I'm fighting to do at the moment. I'm fighting to get a shirt on again. It will resolve itself. I've got 18 months left and no-one's mentioned anything further to me, so my job is to warrant a new contract. All I can do is concentrate on working hard and doing well on the pitch. That's served me well over the last five years and I'm sure it will serve me well in the future," said Johnson.
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2 Chronicles 28: Big Bad Ahaz
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After a run of good kings, we're about due for a bad one, and this one is really bad. Unfortunately, our sources can't seem to agree on exactly what he did. The Kings parallel for this chapter is 2 Kgs 16, and the two are quite different.
The basic biographical details remain the same in both sources: Ahaz was 20 years old when he became king, and he reigned for 16 years. Interestingly, his mother is not named in either source – rather odd for the Judean kings.
The summary of his rule is bad. Israel bad. But the Chronicler tells us that he made molten images of Baal, burned incense in the valley of the son of Hinnom, and made his sons pass through fire (likely meaning that he sacrificed them, as several translations have it). Kings, however, only has him worshipping outside of the Temple and making a single son pass through fire.
Whatever his crimes, God punishes him by sending enemies against Judah. The first is Syria, though the Chronicler doesn't name the responsible king (given as King Rezin in 2 Kgs 16:5), and many Judahites are taken captive back to Damascus.
Israel's Invasion
The next enemy is Israel, led by King Pekah son of Remaliah. In Kings, Pekah manages to besiege Jerusalem, but isn't able to conquer it, and that is all that we hear of the attack.
In the Chronicler's version, however, Pekah thoroughly defeats Ahaz, slaying 120,000 Judahite men of valour in a single day. One of their member, named Zichri, murders Ahaz's son Maaseiah, his palace commander Azrikam, and his second in command Elkanah.
The Israelites also take spoils and 200,000 women and children captives back to Samaria. When they reach the city, however, they are met by the prophet Oded. Oded appeals to them not to keep the captives, highlighting the kinship between the Israelites and the Judahites, because their war was only one because of God's anger against the Judahites – yet have the Israeltes themselves not done plenty to anger God as well?
Four chiefs pay attention to Oded's words: Azariah son of Johanan, Berechiah son of Meshillemoth, Jehizkiah son of Shallum, and Amas son of Hadalai. They go out to meet the incoming army and command them not to bring the captives into Samaria lest they bring guilt down on Israel, "in addition to our present sins and guilt" (2 Chron. 28:13 – which, I will venture, is a fabricated quote).
So the army gives the captives over to the four chiefs, who cloth them with their own spoils, provide them with food and water, mount the feeble up on donkeys, and bring them to their kin in Jericho. Then they retreat back to Samaria.
Ahaz Betrayed
In the Kings account, Ahaz appears to the king of Assyria, Tilgath-pileser (here called Tilgath-pilneser) for help against the Syrians and Israelites. In that version of the story, the Assyrians agree, and they conquer Syria and kill its king.
Here, however, Ahaz appeals for help against the Edomites, who joining the party in Judah and taking captives (while in 2 Kgs 16:6, the Edomites are only taking back land that Judah had previously taken from them, and instead of taking captives, they send the settled Judahites back to Judah proper).
The Chronicler also throws in a mention of Philistines, absent in 2 Kings 16, who are raiding and conquering several of Judah's cities.
Another major difference is that, here, Tilgath-Pilneser refuses, joining in on Judah's beat down rather than coming to Ahaz's aid.
This causes a problem for the list of Ahaz's sins, however. In Kings, Ahaz goes to Damascus to meet with Tilgath-pileser. While there, he is so impressed with their altar that he has a replica built in Jerusalem – the building carried out by the priest Uriah.
The Chronicler, however, has Ahaz taking up the worship of the Syrian gods, after seeing the Syrians win their battles. So while the Chronicler has Ahaz impressed with the power of the Syrian gods, Kings has the Syrians defeated and their king killed. And while he does take the design for the Syrian altar, his interest seems to be purely aesthetic, and there's no indication that he worshipped any god other than Yahweh on it.
And while in both sources, Ahaz raids the Temple for treasures, it's only in Chronicles that he shuts up its doors (while Kings certainly seems to indicate that worship continued there). In Chronicles, Ahaz also built altars all around Jerusalem and made high places all over Judah.
On a roll, the Chronicler gives us one final difference when he has the dead Ahaz buried in the city, not in the tombs of the kings of Israel. In 2 Kgs 16:20, however, it's clear that he is buried with his ancestors. The Chronicler seems to like the idea of a burial council that decides the worthiness of each king after his death.
Joshua 13-21: Land allotments, oh my!
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Always a bit of a Debbie Downer, God begins by telling Joshua that he's getting old and that there is still much land to be conquered. He then proceeds to list these lands in Josh. 13:2-6.
The narrator follows up by describing the boundaries of the land under Israelite control on the east side of the Jordan, reminding us once more about how Moses defeated King Og and King Sihon (will he ever stop going on about that?). We are told that the Israelites had failed to drive out the Geshurites and Maacathites, who still live within Israel "to this day" (Josh. 13:13).
The actual allocation sections are a little scattered, so I'll deal with the content out of order. In Josh. 18, Joshua tells the tribes who still require lands to each send out three men to scout the land and write descriptions of it. When they return, Joshua will use a lottery system to divide it among the tribes. This all takes place at Shiloh.
Because the place names are extremely boring, I will just list verse references plus any detail that happens to attract my interest. Here are the tribal allocations:
Judah: Josh. 15:1-12, 20-63. Though God had promised to Joshua that no one would be able to stand against him (Josh. 1:5), the people of Judah were not able to drive out the Jebusites, who were the people living in Jerusalem. Because of this, "the Jebusites live with the people of Judah in Jerusalem to this day" (Josh. 15:63).
Reuben: Josh. 13:15-23. Amid the listing of territories, we are reminded that the Israelites killed Balaam, "who practiced divination" (Josh. 13:22). This was, if you remember, a totally awkward twist from Numbers 31.
Gad: Josh. 13:24-28. In Josh. 13:27, we are told that Gad gets "the rest of the kingdom of King Sihon. This conflicts with Josh. 13:21, where we are told that Reuben is to receive "all the kingdom of King Sihon." The biblical penchant for exaggeration is all well and good, but probably a terrible idea when relating tribal land allocations…
Manasseh (eastern half/Machir): Josh. 13:29-31, 17:3-6. In Josh. 17, we are reminded of Zelophehad's daughters – Mahlah, Noah, Hoglah, Milcah, and Tirzah – who are to receive an inheritance in their own right. Here, the women are given their lands.
Manasseh (western half): Josh. 17:7-13. Once more, the Israelites are unable to kill off all the native inhabitants, so that the Manassites have to wait until they strong enough to enslave the Canaanites.
Ephraim: Josh. 16:1-10. Once again, we are told that they were unable to drive some people out – the Canaanites of Gezer remain and, we are told, have been enslaved.
Benjamin: Josh. 18:11-26.
Simeon: Josh. 19:1-9. Though the apportioning of land was supposed to have been fair, for some reason Joseph had given too much to Judah. So when he gets to Simeon, he doesn't have enough territory to give and has to carve pieces out from Judah and give them over. Mastermind Joshua strikes again. You'd think he'd have planned ahead a little…
Zebulun: Josh. 19:10-16.
Issachar: Josh. 19:17-23. Excavations began on what is believed to be Anaharath, one of Issachar's towns, somewhat recently!
Asher: Josh. 19:24-31.
Naphtali: Josh. 19:32-39.
Dan: Josh. 19:40-48. We are told that Dan took land from Leshem, renaming it "Dan" after their ancestor. Unfortunately, they are given Zorah and Eshtaol, which had already been given to Judah back in Josh. 15:33. Poor Joshua just cannot wrap his head around how this stuff works…
Levi: Josh. 21:1-45. Though they get no territory per se, the Levites do get cities, as well as a little pasture land. A portion of the Kohathites are given thirteen towns from Judah, Simeon, and Benjamin. The rest of the Kohathites get ten towns from Ephraim, Dan, and Manasseh. The Gershonites get thirteen towns from Issachar, Asher, Naphtali, and Manasseh. The Merarites get twelve towns from Reuben, Gad, and Zebulun. We are told that Caleb had been given the fields and villages of one of the towns now being given to the Levites.
Caleb and Joshua
Caleb: Josh. 14:6-15, 15:13-19. You'll remember Caleb has the scout who (with or without Joshua) stood against the other scouts in their position that the Israelites should not rush into the Promised Land. I can't recall if Moses promised him his own land as a reward at the time, but the text here says that he did. And so, while Joshua is drawing all his lots, Caleb approaches and demands his reward. Though he is 85 years old now, he claims that he is still strong enough to fight and, therefore, would like to be granted the hill country where he had initially seen the Anakim (the giants he saw in Numbers 13). Joshua agrees, giving him Hebron – previously named Kiriatharba. The Arba in the name is the "greatest man among the Anakim" (Josh. 14:15). Incidentally, there's a discussion over at Remnant of Giants about whether "Anakim" here should refer to a specific group of people, or whether it is used more broadly as a term for giants.
We have to wait until the next chapter and half of Judah's allotment before we find out what happens next. Caleb heads up to Hebron and defeats Anak's three sons, Sheshai, Ahiman, and Talmai. Having now a taste for blood, he heads off to fight Debir, offering his daughter, Achsah, as a wife for anyone who conquers it for him. Othniel son of Kenaz, Caleb's brother, takes him up on the offer and marries his niece. She tells her new husband to ask her father for a field and they are given some land in the Negeb. Later, while dismounting a donkey (presumably not an unflattering nickname for Othniel), she asks her father for water springs as well. Caleb gives her a few.
It's a cute story, but we were told in Josh. 11:21 that it was Joshua who had defeated the Anakim in Hebron and Debir.
Joshua: Josh. 19:49-51. Now that all the lands are distributed, God tells the Israelites to give Joshua some land, too. I love this little detail – we are specifically told that the Israelites gave Joshua his land (on God's command), just in case anyone dared to wonder if perhaps Joshua was skimming a little from the top for himself! Of course, we're also told that he specifically asked for the town they gave him, so it still feels a little like a stacked deck. Either way, he receives Timnathserah, which is in his tribe's – Ephraim – land.
The Remainder
In Josh. 20, the cities of refuge are appointed. You will remember these cities from Numbers 35. We had been told that there should be six of them in total, and they are:
Kedesh in Naphtali's territory
Shechem in Ephraim's territory
Kiriatharba (Hebron) in Judah's territory
Bezer in Reuben's territory
Ramoth in Gad's territory
Golan in Manasseh's territory
The latter three had already been appointed in Deuteronomy 4.
The tribe of Joseph (composed of Manasseh and Ephraim) complain to Joshua that they are too numerous for the amount of land they were given. Joshua, who sadly lacks a head for numbers, also managed to muck up Judah's portion (giving them too much) in Josh. 19:9. To solve the problem, Joshua sends them into the forests belonging to the Perizzites and Rephaim to clear some space for themselves.
But, reply Manasseh and Ephraim, those guys have chariots of iron! (Josh. 17:16) Joshua reassures them that they will be fine, and that they will drive out the Canaanites even though they have chariots of iron and are very strong.


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US kills Haqqani Network's 3rd in command in North Waziristan strike
By Bill Roggio | October 13, 2011 | [email protected] | @billroggio
The Haqqani Network's third in command was killed in a US Predator airstrike in Pakistan's Taliban-controlled tribal agency of North Waziristan today, US officials said.
Jan Baz Zadran was killed in the town of Miramshah, US officials told The Associated Press. Unmanned US Predators conducted an airstrike in the Miramshah area today, and according to previous news reports, a Haqqani "coordinator" identified as "Jamil" was said to be one of three people killed in the strike. A US official told The Long War Journal that Jan Baz and Jamil are the same person.
The Haqqani Network has not confirmed reports that Jan Baz was among those killed in today's Predator strike in North Waziristan.
US officials contacted by The Long War Journal said that Jan Baz was high on their "target list" due to his role in the top tier of the Haqqani Network's leadership circle. The officials described him as the Haqqani Network's third in command. He is the senior-most Haqqani Network leader killed or captured in either Afghanistan or Pakistan.
Jan Baz was a powerful leader in the Haqqani Network. He was considered to be the top aide to Sirajuddin Haqqani, the operational commander of the Haqqani Network. Jan Baz served as the Haqqani Network's logistical and financial coordinator, and also acquired weapons and ammunition for the network.
He is one of the most wanted Taliban commanders operating in the Afghan theater. Coalition and Afghan special operations forces have been hunting Jan Baz for years. His brother was captured during a May 13 raid in the Zadran district in Khost province in eastern Afghanistan. At the time of his capture, the brother was described by the International Security Assistance Force as "a senior adviser for the insurgent network" who was "responsible for logistics and communications for a major portion of Haqqani operations" in Khost province. The brother "was intimately involved with the Haqqani command structure and tactical operations," ISAF stated. He also "recruited young men and suicide bombers for the Haqqani Network."
Jan Baz is the third senior Haqqani Network leader killed or captured along the Afghan-Pakistan border in three weeks. On Sept. 27, special operations forces captured Haji Mali Khan, the Haqqani Network's operational commander for Afghanistan, during a raid in Paktia province. ISAF described Khan as "one of the highest ranking members of the Haqqani Network and a revered elder of the Haqqani clan." He managed bases used by Haqqani and foreign fighters in eastern Afghanistan, and served as a key link to the Movement of the Taliban in Pakistan. Khan is Sirajuddin Haqqani's maternal uncle, and is an Arab from the Middle East.
And on Oct. 4, US forces killed Dilawar, "a principal subordinate to Haji Mali Khan," during an airstrike in the district of Musa Khel in Khost, ISAF stated. Dilawar "actively coordinated numerous attacks against Afghan forces and facilitated the movement of weapons" along the Afghan-Pakistan border. He also "facilitated the movement of foreign fighters and was associated with both al Qaeda and the Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan." The Haqqani Network is known to work closely with both al Qaeda and the Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan.
The Haqqani Network has become a focus of ISAF operations in Afghanistan and CIA operations in Pakistan as the terror group remains entrenched in the Afghan east and continues to direct high-profile attacks in Kabul. In August, Major General Daniel Allyn, Commanding General of Regional Commander East, told The Long War Journal that the Haqqani Network is "enemy number one."
In September, the US ramped up the pressure on Pakistan, the Haqqani Network's benefactor, after accusing the terror group of attacking the US Embassy and ISAF headquarters in a daylong assault in Kabul. In his recent testimony to Congress, former Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Admiral Michael Mullen accused Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence Directorate, or ISI, of directly supporting Haqqani Network attacks inside Afghanistan. Mullen, who was one of Pakistan's biggest supporters in Washington, described the Haqqani Network as a "veritable arm" of the ISI.
You gotta love the ISI. They are determined to fight to the last drop of Haqqani blood.
Why not brand the ISI a terrorist organization. Their commercial interests are so great that such a brand would put a real squeeze on them–unlike current chess moves with the Haqqanis–which just blunts ISI efforts.
ArneFufkin says:
Great news. It's about some time some destruction and death were delivered to the Haqqani senior commanders. They've caused enough of it, from refuge, themselves.
Witch Doctor says:
Good job! Now let's finish up with this terrorist family and move on to the rest of the enemy in Karachi. I hope the terrorists in the ISI are watching this carefully as they urinate in their Salwar Kameez . No need for boots on the ground, drones are getting it done. Go America!
No where to run to baby, no where to hide! No where. Are you hearing us Quetta Shura?
I gotta invest in Raytheon stock. That AGM-114 is a great weapon.
Surprisingly, the other two militants killed along with Jan Baz Zadran have been identified. Not surprisingly, there were Arabic speakers at at least one of the funerals.
More then 2,000 mourners including armed men have allegedly buried two militants killed alongside a top commander of the militant Haqqani network in an American missile strike.
They were buried Friday in Lakki Marwat, a town just outside the tribal region of North Waziristan, where mourners say they were killed Thursday by the US missile.
Locals identified the two as Maulana Iftikhar and Noor Ali Shah and said both were involved in
Devin Leonard says:
Obama is doing what he said he would do, and I for one applaud him for it. If the patetic Pakis, will not take on the Haqqauni's…we will decimate them via Spec Ops and Drone attacks. These attacks are sending a message to the Haqqauni's that their is a price to be paid for attackingthe world's dealdiest military.
More then 2,000 mourners including armed men have allegedly buried two militants killed
One of the funerals was attended by armed men who were speaking Arabic.
Since immediate funerals are predictable–you would have thought they would have placed a predator in the sky above them to take out more bad guys.
2000 mourners sounds like the number of active combatants in theatre.
Any info on Maulana Iftikhar and Noor Ali Shah? Were they favorites of the bad guys or power brokers.
KaneKaizer says:
The Haqqanis have been taking some serious hits lately. Their top two leaders in Afghanistan have been killed or captured and their #3 in NW is now dead. Sounds like Siraj's days are numbered.


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Q: Mixed up default and named imports I am trying to use the Camera with React Native but it seems that my imports are messed up and I can't figure out why.
Based on similar posts it seems that the export from the Camera is not properly done but I don't want to modify the react-native-camera source code.
I tried to import both
import Camera from 'react-native-camera';

and
import {Camera} from 'react-native-camera';

but I get the same error:
Invariant Violation: Invariant Violation: Element type is invalid: expected a string (for built-in components) or a class/function (for composite components) but got: undefined. You likely forgot to export your component from the file it's defined in, or you might have mixed up default and named imports.
Any idea how to fix that?
I would still like to use react-native-camera library and not edit it.
Thank you for any piece of advice!

A: export { RNCamera, FaceDetector };

this is from react-native-camera,it has no default export so both of your imports won't working
may be you're looking for
import { RNCamera } from 'react-native-camera';


In this case the headache is caused by sinusitis. The pain can be felt on the cheekbones as well. Due to the steam you breathe, an inhalation and shower with hot water can be of great help.
It appears if there is a disorder of the jaw joint, which leads to a tension headache. Besides the pain in the temples, there is a pain in the ear, face, difficulty in opening and closing the mouth, and also a "click" can be heard when the jaw is moved. It is advisable to consult a doctor.
Experts say that it is good to keep a diary of headaches, such as, how often they occur, at which time, the location of the pain, how long does it last, what activities, food or drinks preceded the headache, and the like. Based on those remarks later, the doctor will more easily diagnose the issue.
Headache can also occur due to dehydration, so note that you should drink enough water during the day.
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Install [yarn](https://yarnpkg.com/) globally:

```bash
npm install yarn --global
```

Add `eslint` and `eslint-config-supermind` as a `devDependency` to your project:

```bash
yarn add eslint eslint-config-supermind --dev
```

Create an `.eslintrc.js` file at the root of your project and add the following configuration:

```js
module.exports = {
  root: true, // Prevent ESLint from inheriting configuration above this file
  extends: [
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dc.description.abstract The chemical stability of compact monolayers on silicon toward oxidizing agents is a key issue for the use of such monolayers in devices such as solar cells or in the electronics industry. In this work, we investigated the reactivity toward H2O, O2, and OH species of monolayers terminated with a methyl group to unveil the mechanisms that prevent the oxidation of the underlying silicon. Density functional theory calculations were performed to investigate the reaction pathways for the two competing processes involved: diffusion through the monolayer and reaction with the terminal methyl group. Activation energy barriers for the diffusion of H2O and O2 are very sensitive to the monolayer structure, and they increase in the order —CH2—CH2—CH3 < —C≡C—CH3 < —CH═CH—CH3 with energy barriers of 0.0 kcal/mol (0.0 kcal/mol), 35.0 kcal/mol (42.5 kcal/mol), and 57.0 kcal/mol (64.1 kcal/mol), respectively, for H2O (O2). This agrees with ordering of stabilities reported experimentally for these monolayers. The oxidation of the terminal methyl group by O2 is less affected by steric constraints. The formation of the —CH2OOH species has an energy barrier of 56.5 kcal/mol on the rigid —CH3 monolayer, whereas this barrier decreases to 40.7 kcal/mol on the —C≡C—CH3 monolayer. In the case of the methyl monolayer, the abstraction of a H atom of the —CH3 group has smaller energy barriers with singlet O2 and OH reactants, with values of 38.4 and 3.5 kcal/mol, respectively. The high energy barriers of all of the processes investigated indicate that compact monolayers hinder the oxidation of the underlying substrate. The passivating capability of the monolayers correlates with the steric constraints for H2O and O2 diffusion.


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Carbon Dioxide Market to Reach $13.65 Billion by 2028 | With a CAGR of 3.6%
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A: You will have to follow the following procedure:

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*Change data

*Store data

This can be done as follows:

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const data = JSON.parse(rawData);
data.push(new Date().toISOString());
localStorage.setItem("my-data", JSON.stringify(data));
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Here is a working example, as the code snippet component on StackOverflow does not support LocalStorage operations.


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My wife and I will be traveling to Karchner cavernsduring the week of 3/8/04. I see that there are many Ghost towns just east of there is there any way to get some directions to them?
We have traveled around out there on 3 prior trips and have been to Jerome, Bisbee, Oatman, and Frisco. I would like to go to some others. Any help would be great.
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Silvia Kristoffersen Kosmo (born 30 March 1977) is a Norwegian politician for the Labour Party.

She served in the position of deputy representative to the Norwegian Parliament from Vestfold in the term 2005–2009, meeting as a regular representative from December 2006 after Dag Terje Andersen was appointed to the Cabinet.

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Living people
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Crumstown is an unincorporated community in LaPorte and St. Joseph counties, in the U.S. state of Indiana.

History
Christian Holler laid out the original plat of the town of Crum's Point (Crumstown) on April 21, 1875, on the line of the Grand Trunk Railroad. The community was named after Nathaniel H. Crum, an early settler. Christian Holler platted an addition to the town on January 20, 1882, in Warren Township near the junction of the Grapevine Creek and the Kankakee River. The population in 1900 was one hundred.

A post office was established at Crumstown in 1875, and remained in operation until it was discontinued in 1918.

Geography
Crumstown is located at .

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Wall Street is freaking out
Stock markets around the world plunge
Trump says the Federal Reserve has 'gone crazy'
North Korea's nuclear test weighs on global markets
Tech stocks under pressure again Monday after Friday's plunge
On last 2016 trading day, global stocks mixed, U.S. futures edge up
Stocks and markets
Stocks sank for the sixth consecutive day on Thursday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average plunging more than 500 points. Even though the drop was not as dramatic as Wednesday's 800-point drop, Wall Street is more worried than ever.
The CBOE Volatility Index, sometimes referred to as the "market fear index," is at its highest point since February, CNBC reports. After a slight uptick, fears went skyrocketing on Thursday afternoon as sell-offs continued at frightening rates.
#VIX Shows Elevated Fear Among S&P 500 Traders, But Not Yet at Post-GFC Peaks - https://t.co/1WRBFA24HK $SPX pic.twitter.com/ijJucjUfW3
— FOREX.com (@FOREXcom) October 11, 2018
The VIX indicates when investors are getting concerned that markets aren't experiencing a simple "correction," as Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin characterized it. The spike to 28.84 shows that the Dow's 1,400-point loss over two days, as well as inflation and continually rising trade tensions between the U.S. and China, could seriously disrupt the relatively steady gains in recent months.
The decline over the past week has rippled through Asian markets, with indexes in Tokyo, Hong Kong, Shanghai, and Taiwan falling between 3 and 6 percent on Thursday. President Trump has blamed the Federal Reserve's newly-raised rates for the tumble. Read more at CNBC. Summer Meza
Stock markets around the world plunged Thursday, following one of the worst point drops in the Dow Jones Industrial Average's history on Wednesday.
Bloomberg reports that the 832-point drop triggered a massive U.S. sell-off, which rippled through Asian markets. Indexes in Tokyo, Hong Kong, Shanghai, and Taiwan plummeted between 3 and 6 percent, and experts say the rout will continue.
President Trump blamed the Federal Reserve's newly-raised rates for the tumble, but Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said the "correction" in the market was "not particularly surprising." Analysts say rising trade tensions between the U.S. and China could continue to cause strife; the CBOE Volatility Index, sometimes referred to as the "market fear index," is at its highest point in about four months. Read more at Bloomberg. Summer Meza
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In the wake of major drops in the Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 on Wednesday, President Trump said the markets are "in a correction that we've been waiting for, for a long time."
Speaking to reporters in Erie, Pennsylvania, Trump said the Federal Reserve has "gone crazy" for continuing to raise interest rates. "I think the Fed is making a mistake," he said. "They are so tight." It's rare for a president to remark on the short-term rises or drops in the stock market, and almost unprecedented for a president to publicly chastise Fed decisions.
The Dow dropped on Wednesday by over 800 points, the S&P fell more than 3 percent, and Nasdaq plummeted over 4 percent. Analysts say investors are worried about rising interest rates and trade tensions between the United States and China. Catherine Garcia
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Global stocks fell on Monday as North Korea's sixth and most powerful nuclear test sent investors searching for safer investments. The yen, gold, and sovereign bonds rose. South Korea's benchmark stock index fell by more than 1 percent, and Japan's Nikkei lost nearly 1 percent. Europe's major exchanges opened down by more than 0.5 percent but recovered some of those gains later. U.S. markets are closed Monday for Labor Day, but U.S. stock-index futures fell, with Dow Jones Industrial Average futures down by 0.2 percent, and S&P 500 and Nasdaq-100 futures down by 0.3 percent. Harold Maass
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U.S. stock futures edged down ahead of the start of the week's trading on Monday, with technology shares losing the most as they appeared headed for a second straight day of declines after Friday's plunge. The tech-heavy Nasdaq-100 was down by 0.6 percent early Monday, while the S&P 500 lost 0.2 percent and the Dow Jones Industrial Average about 0.1 percent. "All eyes will be on the U.S. tech giants when the U.S. stock markets open," said Kathleen Brooks, research director at City Index, in a note. "A second session of hefty losses for the Nasdaq and U.S. tech sector could spook the markets this week, so if we don't get a recovery then we may see a broader decline in growth assets." Harold Maass
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Global stock markets were mixed on Friday, the last trading day of the year, ahead of the opening bell in the U.S. European stocks edged down while some Asian markets made gains. U.S. stock futures edged higher with the Dow Jones Industrial Average, the S&P 500, and the Nasdaq Composite benchmark indexes all rising by about 0.2 percent, signaling a positive start to the day. The Dow is poised to wrap up its best year in three years. U.S. stocks edged lower on Thursday as investors traded cautiously to close out 2016. Harold Maass


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